For RTSP:
https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007010473-How-to-Live-View-Reolink-Cameras-via-VLC-Media-Player

For IP change I think you need to use Windows or Mac client.
It appears many settings are not exposed in the Android app.

PS Reolink has web UI available for some models, rlc-4xx, rlc-8xx and rln-xxx.

P2P UID method via AWS is very different to UID discovery method.

UID discovery in a LAN context only uses the UID as a unique code in the broadcast messages.
P2P UID in an internet context uses the unique code in a request to the Reolink server to setup a punch throw connection to the camera.


What method of UID do you believe applies for you?

Describe the network environments more.

UID requires internet access for both cameras and client or UID can use broadcasts on the LAN between camera and client to learn the cameras IP.
It is also possible your NAT router could cause issues or a firewall could block the connection.

If you have 2 separate LAN networks with private IP routing between but if the device or client lack internet, connecting via UID would be impossible. Both internet and broadcast UID methods would be blocked.


Maybe you believe the 7.x client is using UID but it is not.
Or there is differences in its ability to use tcp or udp.

I do think variable playback speed in windows client did also require updated device firmware for support. Although the firmware mention I think should be new enough.

I wrote a free open source Windows app that can convert the .264 files you likely have if you are interested.

For me the first step would be to update firmware as the problem may have been fixed.

I also agree that Reolink playback is broken on my s20.
Live works ok.

Saving screenshots of live also fails.

Oh wow I also see that memory usage shoot up to nearly 4gb when minimized.

When I update cameras I tend to do this:

-Connect laptop to the NVR POE ports, disconnecting one of the 8 cameras to do so.
-Statically assign laptop to 172.16.25.101
-Open Reolink client and add cameras I want to update
-Update camera firmware from client direct connected to camera

I don't have a Reolink Go but on all the other Reolink devices I have seen you can create administrator or user accounts.
Admins can change all settings but users can only view or change their own password.

The linked file definitely appears to identify itself as 116_20110204
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